COT: an efficient Python tool for detecting marker genes among many subtypes
Yingzhou LuiD, Chiung-Ting WuiD, Sarah J. ParkeriD, Lulu CheniD, Georgia Saylor, Jennifer E. Van EykiD, David M. HerringtoniD, Yue WangiD
Abstract
We develop an accurate and efficient method to detect marker genes among many subtypes using subtype-enriched expression profiles. We implement a Cosine based One-sample Test (COT) Python software that is easy to use and applicable to multi-omics data. We demonstrate the performance and utility of COT on gene expression and proteomics data acquired from tissue or cell subtypes. Formulated as a one-sample test with Cosine similarity test statistic in scatter space, the detected de novo marker genes will allow biologists to perform a more comprehensive and unbiased molecular characterization, deconvolution and classification of complex tissue or cell subtypes.
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